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Lien found the next poem, after Michelle said she was afraid to introduce Lien to her family.
Loving In The War Years
Cherríe Moraga
( Loving you is like living )
Cherríe Moraga describes herself as a 'Xicanadyke'. "I am ever-grateful to feminism for teaching me this," she writes, "that political oppression is always experienced personally by someone."
Love is living dangerously, Moraga wrote. I've got to take you as you come to me. I refuse, said Michelle, to be afraid.
Source: Loving in the War Years, Cherríe L. Moraga
Loving In The War Years
Cherríe Moraga
( Loving you is like living )
Cherríe Moraga describes herself as a 'Xicanadyke'. "I am ever-grateful to feminism for teaching me this," she writes, "that political oppression is always experienced personally by someone."
Love is living dangerously, Moraga wrote. I've got to take you as you come to me. I refuse, said Michelle, to be afraid.
Source: Loving in the War Years, Cherríe L. Moraga